Linewatch 2008 part 1 And you can t really subtract these

Linewatch 2008 part 1 And you can t really subtract these linewatch 2008 part 1 from its box-office gross. Not all of that money goes back to Fox and Walden, I d estimate movie theaters kept about 50%. Where did you get the advertizing numbers? And I thought the theaters would have allready taken their money. By your logic you re saying that VDT made 2O 5 million when 250 million was spent to make it. If they lost money theyd stop the franchise. I want to see where all your numbers are from. That is the amount the movie made though. The Theatres have already token their money. Narnia s profit is still over 100 million. That s still a lot of money Dawn Treader made 104 linewatch 2008 part 1 in North America and 310 million in foreign countries. Those numbers aren t after movie theaters have taken their share. You clearly didn t know what you were talking about when you were throwing numbers around for VDT s budget and you don t now. Okay I ll admit that I was wrong on the first numbers I didn t remember those right. Whoops!. But your suggesting VDT lost money. I don t think theyed succure a budget for Magian s Nefew if that was the case. And isn t 415 the number that VDT made? I think we both need to know what we re talking about I m not saying Fox and Walden lost money on VDT. Truthfully I don t know, I m just saying the profit they made back is much much smaller than you were suggesting. And when did I say it didn t earn 415 million? You said that the theatres haven t tooken their money yet. I did the math by your logic. 415 divided by 2 You said the theatres would take 50% is 20 If they re trying to get back the 250 million spent making this film, that would not cut it. I said that was an estimate. The percentage theaters keep is complicated and changes with every passing week. Even more so overseas as movie theaters keep an even higher percentage. Are you saying that the theatres are going to take over 50% now? I could be wrong but I think the theaters have allready taken their money. Let s just stop because Im not understanding you and I dont think you re understanding me. Just Queen, not High Queen says: Disney ditching Narnia was one of the most stupid decisions in the film industry that I have ever seen. I kind of wish that Disney was still producing Narnia mostly because it s easier to find merchandise for Disney movies. But after VDT s success, in my opinion, Disney doesn t deserve to have Narnia. You call that a success? IF they made any money with VDT, it surely wasn t much, especially when it was divided between Fox and Walden. Disney made a very good decision when they dumped the franchise. I think Disney and Walden were silly to have and permit such a humongous budget for PC. It took two to cause that rift, it wasn t solely Disney.